When you said 'Wine," I thought you mean, you know, wine, so when you said the 'wine was out of date' I thought you mean like, you had a glass of sour wine or something.

I thought this misinterpretation was worth sharing. You're welcome.

When you said 'Wine," I thought you mean, you know, wine, so when you said the 'wine was out of date' I thought you mean like, you had a glass of sour wine or something.

 

I thought this misinterpretation was worth sharing. You're welcome.

If it were regular wine, being old and outdated would be good, wouldn't it?

When you said 'Wine," I thought you mean, you know, wine, so when you said the 'wine was out of date' I thought you mean like, you had a glass of sour wine or something.

 

I thought this misinterpretation was worth sharing. You're welcome.

 

If it were regular wine, being old and outdated would be good, wouldn't it?

Well, if you're talking about aging, it depends on the wine. An 'aged' rosé is pointless and counter-intuitive, for instance. But what I'd thought you meant was like, wine that had been sitting around opened for a long time and gone sour, which is a bad thing.

When you said 'Wine," I thought you mean, you know, wine, so when you said the 'wine was out of date' I thought you mean like, you had a glass of sour wine or something.

 

I thought this misinterpretation was worth sharing. You're welcome.

 

If it were regular wine, being old and outdated would be good, wouldn't it?

Well, if you're talking about aging, it depends on the wine. An 'aged' rosé is pointless and counter-intuitive, for instance. But what I'd thought you meant was like, wine that had been sitting around opened for a long time and gone sour, which is a bad thing.

Touche, forum leader.